Introducing Traffic Origin for SOC and Compliance Teams

Reveal the true country of origin behind a connection, unmasking the proxy layers used by fraudulent hires and state-sponsored actors.

What Is Traffic Origin?

Traditional tools only see the local address used to hide a connection. Traffic Origin unmasks the hidden upstream infrastructure used to spoof locations, identifying if a connection actually starts in a high-risk or sanctioned country instead of just the domestic IP where it ends.

Traffic Origin for SOC Teams

  • Eliminate alert fatigue by flagging sanctioned upstream origins hiding behind residential IPs.

  • Stop fraudulent logins by seeing the actual country controlling the connection in real-time.

  • Accelerate attribution with definitive evidence of the attacker’s true upstream location.

Traffic Origin for Compliance Teams

  • Automate KYC/KYE certainty by flagging sanctioned upstream origins that standard ID checks miss.

  • Guarantee AML compliance with a definitive audit trail of the actual location behind the proxy.

  • Protect the bottom line by avoiding sanctions fines and regulatory penalties.

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